Hints & tips

When you write your CV, think about your strengths and how your skills, knowledge and experience fit the role you’re applying for (you can also use our free CV generator). It’s also a good idea to re-read your application before sending it off to make sure there are no spelling mistakes and you’ve included everything you want to.

• Tailor your CV to the role and make sure it’s complete and up to date
• Take a look at our 6 priorities, 5 ways of working and 4 sets of ambitions to get a good understanding of our story and future plans
• Mention your education, qualifications, work experience, training, hobbies and any projects, awards or voluntary activities you’re proud of.

• Depending on the role, our process may involve telephone, video, group or face-to-face interviews
• Interviews are a chance to make a good impression and for us to get to know each other a bit better
• Just be yourself, ask us any questions you may have and talk about how your skills and experience match the role.

• It helps to do your research and read up on the role and what we do
• Re-read your CV and think about why you’d be good for the role and times you’ve displayed the skills and behaviours we’re looking for
• Take a deep breath and keep calm – nobody knows you better than you
• Think about any questions we may ask, so you can prepare your answers
• Plan your journey so you arrive on time. You don’t want to rush or be late.